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Okeyworlu:
send more pics when available. Last price?

The price quoted is good enough, do reach me on whatsapp

Ride currently undergoing clearing, will be available for inspection at Ajah this coming week.
120k miles (actual mileage)
Leather seat
Alloy wheels
Slightly negotiable
Accident free

Price is not negotiable

0 8 0 3-523 3535

Still available

Still very much available and price is negotiable

Okeyworlu:
Send engine pics...interested.

I will have more pictures once it's out of port this coming week

Still available

lovecares34:
betting pays my bills now. in a month if u start with 100k you can make 50k to 80k. if you want to be doing this with me fee is #1500 per month..price will soon increase. everyone is welcomed. message me on WhatsApp 0nine0 1/2/6/8.7.2.5.2

If you don't make profit in a month from me, you can report me on nairaland as a scammer. Start with better money o so you can make good profit. with 50k you can make 25k to 30k profit in a month.

Does that line still work

rajo4real:
Happy New 2021 fam!

Pls who has usage experience with below SMS solar lighting (150W or 200W)...
Is it bright enough?
Does it last overnight?
Is there a major difference between 150W and 200W?

Thank you.

I use the 200w and it works perfectly! Not had any issues with it and it's very bright. It lasts overnight though I use a "mild to full" settings (the light comes brighter when it senses close proximity to an object and goes dim thereafter)

yMcy56:
How do you mean sir?
So you were back in Wapco at higher price after selling to someone at discount?

No am not longer in wapco and yes I didn't make much off it, I didn't loss either, just saying BUA has such a huge margin from WAPCO which is not a good sign for WAPCO

yMcy56:
.......and planning stiff competition with dangcem.
The coy has been in existence for long nah.

We may call it pumping or whatever, my own be say, anything wey go make us chop with moneybags is welcomed.....

But wapco is much longer yet.....

ceaser:
I believe the frequent opening and closure gives that undesirable phenomenon. [b]It not only entails opening the lid, but when you get to remove chilled drinks and frozen items from it to sell and then replace with new (warm) [/b]ones several times in a day, one might not get to see that power saving thing.

Occasionally when left overnight, it shows around 166 watts by morning but before you know it opening and closure starts again. A careful observation shows that after about the fourth opening, the wattage increases from that 166w to 188w and then settles at 190w. It's almost always packed full with items that are constantly being removed and replaced. It's also used to sell ice blocks, so it freezes just fine with the exception of that high consumption.

Certainly that is normal behaviour as the temp within the freezer will have changed, mine behave as such as well.

ojesymsym:
From an energy efficiency and conversation of coldness, bwtween Scanfrost and Thermocool which would you rate the highest? Also, I tend to hear of more people repairing their thermocool than Scanfrost.

Just like you will find more Toyota at workshops, it's not because they are bad it's because they are used by manner people. My experience with thermocool has been great, I don't have a personal experience with scanfrost unfortunately.

ceaser:
True. The compressor ramps up fast and quickly freezes things. I guess that's one benefit of having variable speed thingy driving the central core of the inverter compressor. The upside of it, that is. But the downside I have noticed with this is in a situation where the freezer is opened too often or when loaded full with fresh items. This is my own case. The 309L inverter freezer (nameplate 115 watts) is in a shop and so it always runs at 180 - 190 watts constantly as against the 105 watts I recorded when I test ran it few days after purchase before it was fully commissioned for use. At times it even goes to a crazy 203 watts.

According to the instruction manuals of the regular freezers, I think some duration of pre-freezing is usually adviced before packing it full of items. The inverter freezer apparently bypasses this by ramping up the working of its compressor to handle the item capacity.

I strongly believe that if it's a non-inverter 309L (nameplate 145 watts), it will constantly stay at that 145 watts irrespective of the frequent opening and closing, although prolonged frosting time will be the result of that.

The non-inverter 203L (nameplate 115w) runs at a constant 102w, although with less than 10 opening and closure daily and boy, it is always thick frosted to the sides and the edges.

With this, I will advice that anyone on solar power and planning on getting freezer for shops which will require frequent openings on daily basis should probably avoid inverter freezers, but rather go for the constant wattage non-inverter counterparts except of course the installed solar and storage capacity can handle/supply the increased power demand.



I have not noticed this. But if you open the freezer too often, it will definitely defrost early.



Both thermocool freezers I mentioned earlier advertise 100 hours post power outage, from personal experience they live up to it.

That's strange, mine doesn't behave as such, you may be right on the frequent opening as compressor will keep running but should not be at such a high power.

Still available and undergoing clearing

earthrealm:
This unfaithful man, that has jilted his first love MPP, for a slay mama Deye.. .

Me am sticking to Sorotec for a long long time.
The people serious for biz abegi

Sorotec has rudimentary inbuilt AI, that tells you whats wrong, in the event of a fault.
5.5kw 48v is below 400k, and standard waranty

User exceed panel Voc, and instead of damaging the cc section of the inverter. The inverter throttled down harvest to protect itself and spat out an error message to warn user as well.

And a one of its kind touchscreen interface, infinite data logging and wifi capability

It was quite a difficult decision my brother, I still love my MPP and I will really miss it when I eventually transition

earthrealm:
With what i know now,
For such setups, i would go for hybrids and parallel them.
4 units of 5.5kw Deye[b]/sorotec/phocos[/b] inverters paralleled would get the job done nicely and efficiently.

Note a 5.5kw sorotec can handle 5000watts panel, at 450v 6s2p strings of 350watts panel per inverter

If the highlighted make the list then I think MPP should make it as well.

Trippledots:
Hi guys, compliments of the season.

Someone wants to do a 20kva completely offgrid system. So I am looking for suggestion on inverters of that capacity with charge current settings etc... Premium brands like victron will be appreciated. Other rugged brands even if not so premium are welcome.

Ehen, pls add price estimate if possible.

Danke.

Considering the warranty on Deye and it's features, it strikes me as premium so you may look into that

BetaTechnicians:
With 1s8p, you'll need to run armoured cables from panels to CC to handle the current. Lol

First thing you should do as already advised is to get a MPPT CC

Ride still very much available

ojeysky:
I have got 2 brand new BMV 712 with temp sensor for grabs. 125k each

Q/A
Is this the victron BMV 712 with Bluetooth features?
Yes
Is the price negotiable?
No price is firm Sir/Ma
Does the price include shipping?
No it doesn't, but I can waybill to any part of the country at buyer's cost.

Still very much available

Ride still very much available

Oilwell:
I offer 6M

Bro the car did not land at that price (with clearing)

Ride still very much available, landing next week

Ride still very much available

Peterlove11:
Concerning the configuration.....it's 1S6P. I discover the solar wire that enters into the controller is usually hot in the afternoon. The maximum amps observe is roughly 25amps at peak periods, meaning there are losses in the system. I have called the installer to add 2 more panels. Which would be the best configuration considering am still using pwm pending when I can get a good mppt. Should I stick to 1S8P or tell the installer to make it 2S4P. Thanks

You should certainly do 2s4p, running 1s if not optimal at all and the reason your wire is hot is because of the current coming in at peak hours due to the 6p(and small wire guage you are using). So if you can get 1 more panel to make it 9, run 3s3p else run 2s4p if it's 8 in total

Krisuba:
[quote author=Mcy56 post=973259

Have been trying to place buy order on Morgan .its giving me 293 order rejected!! What does that imply!!

There was a early close today

Sabiboy99:
Bro your portfolio will be so diversified fah. seems you are every where sir

Is well

My brother it depends on the account balance o.... It diversification of a 7 digit account makes sense na

Pochettino:
This is ironic coming from someone who just offered "advice" to an absolute stranger he's had no previous correspondence with.

You should check your manners.

If everyone here (like you stated) does not offer services then a simple "kindly check elsewhere, there are no sellers on this thread" would suffice & I would be off to some other place for my needs not baseless assumptions on my intentions/personality. That is hypocritical.

Again, I never demanded anyone respond to me. I simply dropped my message as I did in several other platforms & hopped off. I believed that anyone interested would respond. You could have simply ignored my message & scrolled past.

Finally, your claim that there are no sellers on this thread is false. I just got someone from this thread who is willing to setup an inverter for me.

Goodnight.

Bro there is no problem with asking for inverter seller on this thread but your initial post did not in any way indicate that you just want to buy a 2kva and that's why folks(including my humble self) were trying to make sure your inverter meets your expectation.

Some of us risk the strike of Mr NL bot when we try to be as comprehensive as possible in our response so don't make us feel bad that we try to help at our own risk

Ultimately it's good to know you've gotten what you wanted.

Gave up on Guinness today, may re-enter in future, meanwhile looks like caverton is starting a journey towards north. With the way Airtel is moving, the downtrend will be disastrous

Pochettino:
I have no idea what you just typed, so I don't know what to reply you with.

I thought you asked for support for your planned backup system and I just responded with specs you but now need to find out cost of the battery capacity and recommended array size.

Pochettino:
2 TVs
1 fan
Home theatre
6 energy saving bulbs
Laptop


These should do

Good progress but not quite, can only make assumptions on this unless you state the specific rating on those appliances.
Assuming TV is 60w each
Fan 30w
Home theater 50w
Bulb 15w each
Laptop 60w
Total: 350w
For 10hrs backup you need 3500+(3500-(3500x.) which is 4200w. For 24v you will need 4200÷24 and that gives 170AH battery backup.
In lead acid world working with 50% DOD you need 4 units of 200AH batteries.
If you want solar with it then you can get 380wx6